I’m a Sucker for Chorus, Part XVII

GarageBand noodling:

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The Evolution of “Good Friday”

Not much in the hopper today, so I’ll just dip into the Gilli.es archives.

Here’s one of my ditties, “Good Friday,” as composed in April 2004:

Here’s the mythic RPG Productions playing the tune down in a basement, July 2004:


The Bass on the Bus

I was inspired to plug the Starcaster into the iPad last night, and I recorded a few short tracks. This morning, on the way to work, it occurred to me that the ditty needed a bit of bass. So I pulled out the iPad right there on the bus and added another track with the “smart bass” functionality in GarageBand.

And that, friends, is a great way to liven your morning commute. Here’s the end result.


GarageBand Noodling: 09242011

I got a few spare moments alone with the Starcaster and the iPad today.


Nowhere Man

Lefsetz:

Yes, you can make your music with GarageBand…You think you’ve made it, but you’re nowhere.

Well, here’s to nowhere, and here’s something I cooked up using GarageBand the other day.


Take Me Out to the Ball Game

H/T Ukulele for Dummies.


Apogee Jam Creations

During my blogging break, I visited my neighborhood Apple Store and picked an Apogee Jam. The device feels a bit flimsy, but it has so far worked well and as advertised. It interfaces smoothly with GarageBand on the iPad, and I haven’t had problems with weak signal.

Here are a couple of creations. I’m a sucker for chorus and reverb and always will be.


From the FBdN Archives: 072709

I haven’t been playing much music lately. Sort of a shame. Here’s something from two years ago:


Apogee Jam

I haven’t used GarageBand on the iPad since my unfortunate first encounters with the app. But it looks like the Apogee Jam might make all the difference.


Natural Science: One Riff Down, 3,000 to Go

The “Natural Science” quest is underway, although we’re a long way from Mt. Doom. I’ve learned one lick.


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